Concept:A common carrier issues a consignment note as proof that it has received goods for transport.
Explanation:A common carrier is a transport business that carries goods on behalf of another person for a fee.
When the sender hands over the goods, the carrier issues a consignment note.
This note acts as both a receipt and a contract between the sender and the carrier.
A delivery note is not issued by the carrier; it is attached by the seller for the buyer's verification.
An advice note only informs the buyer that goods are being sent.
A credit note is used to correct an overcharged invoice.
Thus, the document used when goods are sent by a common carrier is the consignment note.
Answer:B. consignment note.